'Sister Wives' Kody Brown makes ruthless statement about his ex-wives

Kody Brown has shared his true feelings he had for his ex-wives.

On the Sunday, May 25 episode of the TLC series Sister Wives, the 56-year-old patriarch of the Brown family admitted that he did not have feelings for all of his ex-wives, Meri Brown, Christine Brown, and Janelle Brown.

Notably, now Kody’s only remaining wife is Robyn Brown.

Articulating his thoughts, he explained, "It's not a matter of rewriting the past. It's a matter of where I was in the breakup. I am definitely guilty of going through a breakup scenario where I was like, 'I never loved them.' My state of mind there, it’s like just the heart felt, like I'm digging in my feelings and going, I never loved them. And that's because of the space that we were in."

While conversing with the host Sukanya Krishnan, Meri said, "He doesn't want to admit that he really did love me, you know, and it's fine.”

She added, “My big thing is why don't you just say for once that you did and you changed your mind? Because that happens. That's OK."

Robyn also gave her take on Kody’s statement about not loving his wife in her confessional by saying, "As far as saying that he never loved his wives, yeah, I feel like that was rewriting the past. I feel like that's just pain talking. I feel like that's bitterness talking, anger talking."

"He actually let me know quite often that he loved his wives,” she revealed.

It is pertinent to mention that Christine was the first wife of Kody out of 4, who stepped out of plural marriage in 2021. After that, Janelle and Meri also ended their marriages in 2022.